Who else wants a natural treatment for diabetes that lowers blood glucose into normal ranges in 90 days? I can understand why you're looking.
And why you'd be frustrated.
A friend of mine found she had a high fasting blood glucose level and it really spooked her.
Diabetes is still the seventh leading cause of death in America, after all.
Fortunately, what to look for is pretty straightforward.
So how do you identify the best natural treatment? Well, the market for diabetes treatments is moving very rapidly.
But here's the good news - the things you're looking for in a good treatment remain the same.
Here they are: A.
Demand scientific proof that the treatment lowers blood glucose.
It's not enough anymore to say, "take cinnamon and bitter melon and etc.
" You need to know how much to take.
And there are treatments that are so well-formulated and optimized that scientific studies prove they are effective.
That means they lower at least fasting blood glucose (to less than 120 mg/dl) and hemoglobin A1c into acceptable ranges (.
Don't settle for less.
B.
Get expert recommendations "As seen on CNN, MSNBC, Fox News...
" is not enough.
In fact, it's not anything.
News stations all do stories on natural treatments for diabetes.
What you want is recognized leaders in the field who have looked at the treatment or the formula and are willing to put their names on the line to say that it's good, that it's what they recommend for their patients.
C.
Testimonials Yes, they're necessary but no, don't put much stock in them.
If the treatment is good, people should be willing to say so.
But testimonials are easy to fake.
D.
Low cost trial Your body is unique.
Get the opportunity to try at low cost.
And make sure you're buying from a reputable company.
Any natural treatment for diabetes will be herb-based so you don't need to worry about side effects.
But you want to be able to get your money back if you don't care for the treatment.